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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1909)
V'' &w -$. 'HI E ;ni:.vii;it iiiA.v citATi;it laki:. 3 ER1 a, E In ii n Opportunity in Furniture (t'oiiilwliil From Flmt I'tig''.) Hint wo would luivo nn altruillon 12 IX AM V.il.L.MOtUINTO Mr fr.W f.iOlil IS, I II.WC IIEi'IULII TO AM. W MV r.iu.wfn Anorr jlia l'lltnu I III- lil'Vfrtr i - - - - - - - .. .... ...... r WHAT IT WOUUI COST TO MuVi: l.NV CF 1 lit: GuuliS, ANU WILL ALLOW Ten Per Cent Discount ox axv or tiii: noons iv int. mom:. iii:.mi:miii:ii, mv noons m.i. w, a . I'OHKtlll.K lit. I ll., n.M.V AM iW.Mi mi at i in: invi:sr l.S Mil. I. I'ltlll II. HATIII.'lt TIIAX M .VI. Illl. I. .!.. l I. WIlllM, 10 AM.OW ( i;.vr inn i m n ..i ; .- i nv i,.iv ritn r.s. 10 01. r i.i siii i .,is i i.i, ami hi:i: ot'll l)i)ii:.Mii: hlOlK lll.r.UL I I UNO rum n:v ri:u 'HUM IH A I ,iAM I W. GILLETTE S CO., ST l;uiial( Mclluikr llatln.i, ' LulJr uu have .cured la bun, nt.MTH. Ho 1"U nrrtl "iir tfl.N A HUH (ill. First iI'hii I ike American Hank A Trutl & lUIn stln.l. St llo and llm bmt of dllvllig I the M.immiiii niawr. rviuo.d lu any putt ul lli m:u i in iiii. i i.uit. lilt. I I I'm III- ili I r 1 ( II n city itlmi'.i . n ! i m mi l (lie tllll'ix lh 1 .ii i CI It wood 111 . Hi'.'". Ankenr'. rMii'iilinri, ll'liuir Oral, Woodward'. '! f.rttnnirr. Amrrknn dm f i mm rr. l:t llo.l l.'nvb Mi' I.. 1, I'rlcu ul Hi' UMik la rnnti .HI. .1 nn tn lli ll.rrlnr Machine? Call II. I ..it II111111' lie will loh 1 .n. lint free. Try It. 1 dk. c. r MASON Dentist k A Trii! (.' nulldli I '.II' llllll Wllllld Illl UK KTI'Ill II) tilt! Mlilnliiotli t.'livi). ! "Ill litlll of Mill rfivi-H wlii.rn vin went win nn Imiiiunic room floored! ullll l ..1. ........ I. n. ..lli.a Mi.... I ..in iu mk siiji.vm. H kimbs riuuii overhead hung beautiful Icicles and tliu nulla were, cuvurail with nclntll. jltitlng leu crystals. It made, a pic into that was tbu mum Inaplrlng 1 1 I have ovor soon. Thlt was only one of ti.o many oavos that aro to bo fouml llii tbli vicinity, and It la my belter lhat If a lynturautlc Inroitlcotlon wcro inadn that tnnny Krint dl-coviT-Ii-i wouhl be tiiado. It l rny lotxn II. m to brine the manor to tbn tttci Hon uf tbu Chamber of Commcioi nml (imluKTor to Imvo that body atk tiii Kovcrmnnnt to tako this reftlon In hnml nml rrcato anotlir pMloti il park of the I.nva Ilida. A'lrr t l'J U Ion ') It would b pomlhle to i;et n Kowrnmr-nt Keoloclm t'i tome lioro unit iiinVi. a turey of tin- undir t, out. I pnniAgea and mark them In audi n manner aa to uiako them nvallablg for tourlita, 'The inuttor of Improiliic; Oicm roa.U to tho l.aa lleila oiiclit not 111 ho overlookc.l. Whllo It l true that the county hna on It band about alt It ran innnonu nt thla tlmn. , 'nn V i uld be laid at or.fo to Include In tbi co,e of hlcbwny Improvctnriiti ,1 plenOI.I road to and throitR tin I.aa lloda. Tho tlmo U not far illn- I tnut when tl l locality will bo 0110 ot ' tbn tirlnrlnal oblrcta of Interoat to tonrliti. and tl.o tooncr lomcthlns I? dono to brine It prominently lo-tnr-' tho public ll o better It will b tor 1110 Ict'Tcita of tl.o county." The Talk of the Town is the yoa Sale at mi. mm i.s. nsii.nrtTii. My ulflrf an Wninl nrr h pitlnmio. In ''- M.ir....k lll.H-k. Iirru I will b alnil to unit tl nir lui ai ili ! k ' ' I I'"1' I treatment- f..i...l'. . 1 fn- ni'i: -uu rriiuovnox. r. H. lund Offlro at Lakedow, Oron, April ZC, l0. ICC la htrcby lcii that M. inilS'ATOV. of KUnikth Mi.im tvtin fin S'nv. S?.l U.J. Tlmbar and Btouo Bworn ,,,,. , ., , ,k ,,,, iat No. u.;. for nk us.' "'::- :. Will. M.tldlan. ha. nied ,. of Inttntlon to mak final "...'. ,.i. .... to vttiblUti claim lo tho land ....,. ,, nt dttcilbcd, bfor County Clrk i i Im LIM For Sale by T. W. STEPHENS IIO.MKS OX tl'I'Elt UliF. (I'tintluilril lom Klrit I'nKi'.) time to make purcl.aiei before It Ii too Into or until they hare to pay exorbitant prices for what tbey can to-day r.i'l for a nominal cott. Tl e certainty of tho construction l.ako highway hna The Boston Store WIh-ii w lilk ( lolliliiK, r nre tlirrr ullll the (tool. Our Ublea and miki. i.rr imikiil nllli the leil priMlinl uf uhiili'Mile tallom. 1 U--il. -. nn- In 11 IMH.I1I1111 In gle lietlrr aalUfni'tlon than any oilier Ii.hi-.i- tic hiiir imr iihii hillnr lmi mul every nll li'tni". our nn.' mil) In .erfe. I 111111II1I011, in. iniiltrr how wen- the allenillom in.-, II iloii'i iini ii- miy more. nn. ii 01 1' sii.i: wii.i. last o.vi.v koh a fi:w havs mokk. i; ii.i:i vt.nt Mir i-iti-H-icn fiiki: of ciiaiiok. THE BOSTON STORE STS Tin- Musel tiMk of liny' Hull-i from n In Id year In town. STORE X :: jj- Itor for tho pnt few dnya. Ho be IIovm nn era of cloicr commercial ro Intlons with tic United State Ii about to dawn for I H countrj, and ho wolcomca a larser commcrco with tho Pacific Coa. Qunn Kal aayj Hj country It ontcrlnc upon n period of expnnilon and mutt hato railway ma terial!, machinery of all kinds and manufactured products In addition to tho lumber, wheat and flour tho chief commodities arcurcd from thla Coon saylnc that tils peoplo prefer to trade with this country In prefer ence to tho English and German ex porters who l.avo tho bulk of this trado fit present. California business men on the rc- nf lltn (Tr-iter pia)iu a prominem pari in iuuuciuki lamorma umineio. uivu uu ... (. peoplo to makv Investments In Upper cent trado excursion north cot a lea- . -- ..I m . a. ..(.I- -.....- ttv4 Toaclo. Cat.tias aa.l CcUry Plant I tor ial t Ja Straw J UL CouDly, at hit olBc at' ith falls, Orofoo, on tbt llth- t Auiuat, list, ' roaot name as wllnessen k XI. Upp. of Klamath Fatla. it " - ., . Il.nry Offenbach.r. of KU. C.bb.ce. Ton.... and Celery fall.. Or.oUi Alvm J. 8.1ft. P''. " "". Ml ' T'- latnalh fall.. Oregon: John "- " "' rM of Klamath Talla, Oroni, - Klrkpatrlck. of Klamath ' Tiu It Orenons John J. Furber. oft n V. KUYKENDAI.L CENTRAL CAFE a ma. Oregon. J. N. WATSON. ItrcUtcr. Attorney nt I.nw KUnoth Fd. I. . Otcn Div and Night I'nvate Dining Parlors Oysters Served In Any Style J. V. HOUSTON, Prop. Lake nroDortv. and as soon aa work I la bctun on this hlihway and Its loea- tlou definitely decided upon there) o ' w til be n ruab that Is suro to send 1 ptlces of propert) skyward. A num- I ..... ... tlin ln.1 nvn.r. Lffivo itlaeuaaeit 'the advisability ot tcllloc only In j sm.ll tracta and with the stipulation 1 that the purchaser orcct on tho prop erty a substantial summer home. , Homctblni of this character ousht to 1 bo done In order lo prevent the hold ' ln of tho property at exorbitant At ures and thus retarding, tho dovclop ment of the resort. wini: I'VIILICITY 18 roit OHECOX BLcunnD ion from modern, enterrrlilnc Med ford A city of 6,000 peoplo took tho party of ono hundred visitors out In autos, and had enough cars left over . .- n..H mnA fn,llit .111' Pill. lUT Bl WiH ..JU.W. .WU.M huj lornia osjncuiiurai cut u. kuv ..ww site, not a center for tired-out and bnek-number millionaires. have turned a like trick? AV.ULAMUTY. Go to Spring Creek 1 1-. Stop and Figure! MIDLAND Is in the Center of the Irrigation Project and Sure to be the principal ship ping and receiving point for Klamath, Langell, Poe and Yonna Valley. Buy lots now while they are being Sold at 10 per cent of their value For Particular see D. B. CAMPBELL I'OIITLAND, Ore.. Juno "Or. eon la tho nlaco for you been tLc slogau brought to tho atten tion of 5,000.000 people of tuo coun try through a big advertisement In tho Saturday Evening Post, placed by the Portland Commercial Club, and .1. ...... mAtanvA has tiffin flflnt tO UV I.U.V M.V-W .. -. -- t n.in 000 mora throuth Other publl-, cations. Heatons why Oregon Is tho Stato of opportunity havo been pre dated Tn ninety-two commercial bodies of the State havlng-member-shlp In tho Oregon Development League fcavo been given an opportun ity without cost to them to answer Immediately thousands of new In I qulrles about Oregon. Never before i.m Oroaon been so well known and llntereit In tho Stato so generally ...,-.-ui All that la Deeded to get the bCJt results It for the commercial bodlc to tako adanlage of tno op portunity and mako thoso homc aoekera fauitllar with their .octtons by sending them literature anu an swering Inquiries. 8aletn Is making prcparatlona for the fourth annual cherry fair to be held In tho Capital City July 8th and 9th. Tho peoplo of Salem mako a big evont every J ear of tho cherry show, and tho fcto this season will ..,.hin. of the kind over hold VCII'.VW thoi. according lo uoso in ts" of tho program. The fair win na ucm at tho tlmo of tho midsummer moot-Iul- of tho 8tato llortlcultutal Society at Salem. Thcro will lo addrcaaea by prominent orcbardlsta and specialists ... . irir. Ihrouah tno orcuarai -t... a.i.m nn Friday. June 9th, will aguui wiiv". v. . . . - be a featura ot the garnering. nm grpwora of tba Stato are tagging plana to attend. .,.,. rt...w..'wlt renroaonted at tno V1VWH "- - Trl-Stata Banker Oontwtkm at 8- attlo last wwk. Many prominent in the financial aBalm of UnBtate were In attondiinVa." Tha acaaloni were of unusual Interest, and because ot tho bankora ot Oregon, Washington and t.i.vn unaiiiii toEetner a Closer re lation wa ottaMUned oetweon me an.nei.i Intereata ot tno rncino .mtitmMt That Oregon ha immenao traoo poealbllltiM with China "hleh offer a groat martrt tor tho manufacture at well a tno, raw product ot tht country , I tho opinion of Quan Kal, wealthy ChlnetV Borehant of Hong kong, who haa been a Portland Ti- A nobleman was once showing a friend a rare collection ot precious , atones wnicu no una paiau.'cu " greet expense and enormous amount of labor. "And yet." ho said, "they vlcld me no Income." ( Ills friend replied, "Come with me. g, and I will sbow- jou two stonci which ' has cost me but flvo pound, each, yet thoy yield mo a consiacraoia income. Ho took the owner of tho gems to his crlst-mlll and pointed to gray mill' stones, which were always grinding out grist. It's Hie brat fishing iraort In the Klamath country. Hoard la only $2.00 per day. The round trip to the retort coat, only $1.30. WM. WAGXEn, at the offlee of the Home Iteally Company will give yon any additional Information and will sell yon through ticket. Phone Mil. Call up and ask about the special at tractions at the celebrated Spring Creek and Williamson River FlanJag Kesort. R. C. Spink, Proprietor KLAMATH AGEXCY. OREGOX. r.UtM FOR SALE. AT THE OPLIIA HOUSE. Program to-nlgbt: "For Lovo'a 8ako," (melodrama); "The Chap eron" (comedy); "Kubea and the Bunco Man" (comic). Now song. To-morrow night, tho greet DIhIo picture, "Tbo Star of DctHenem" (Sco Now Testamont, St. Matthew, chapter II.). 134-acro farm, ono and one-quar- ... ..ll.. f.n- Morrill all fn rtllttva- let im. ..wm. ....... - tlon but fourteen acres: about twenty busy -crei In alfalfa; large barn, 72 feet long; good granary; four-room house, wagon shed, paid up or free water right with every acre; no wate land. Price, $55 per acre; terms. Sco or write, E. E. FITCH. 6-:i Merrill. Ore. P. H. Murphy! For Salo Homo and lot at a bar gain tor quick talo. Inquire at Tho Horald office. 2S-Ct Dopo.lt our savings with tho First Trust and Savings Bank. per cent Interest. 23 CITV TREASURER'S NOTICE. Notice 1. hereby given that there Is mouoy In the treasury for the pay ment of tho following wnrrant. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No, ,.19S5No. ...192SNo. ....miNo. ,...19S8No. .....OSOlNo. ...,19S2No. ,...19S7No. ....2007JNO. ...20261 ...,200SNo. ....SOlOJNo. ....2011JNO. ....2012No. ....2014No. ,...2015No. 20ICNO. ...,2017No. ..201S ..2019 ..2020 ..2021 ..2022 ..2023 ....20: ....20! Interest to cease from date. J. II. SIEMENS, City Treaurer. Jun 12, 1909. STHL'CTCRAL PRESERER Damp Proofing ot Cellar Felt and Gravel Roofing LSTIC WALKS FLOORS 2 Fifty Uealgna ot Roofing With C. W, Harlow, Builder' Bupplle. ! A AAA... AAA. l ---.- -- 16-INCH SLAB Wood! S3.75 NOTICE TOCRrHMTORS, Notice I hereby given by the un rfriirneil Administrator of the es tate of Thomas Hodge, decensoa, to it,.. ritiinra nnd all nersnn having claim artlnst tho nld deceasod or lit. estate to proacnt ucn ciaim with tho nroncr vouchor within six months from tho dnto of thl. notice to tho .aid Administrator at the law offlco of Thomna Drake In tho Wlthrow-Mothnse nullding ln Klamath Falls, Oregon. Dated tho 8th day of May. A. D.. 1109. JOHN FREDERICK WIUON. Admlnlstrntor of th estate of 1-10 a cord, delivered to ay part of city AGRXEY BROS. Phone 4S1 Wood The Klamath Cleaners and Hatten Wo thoroughly .team or dry clean your tutta .$1.10 Z We .ponge. .pot and pre your lulta for. Tl' W clean and block your felt hat for. . 1.00 We clean, block and re trim your old Panama hats this Spring' ty!e Just Ilk new. 1.50 We also make a pr11ty of ladles' work. Suit, bat aad ladle' work called for and de livered to any part ot the city. All we ask Is a fair trial. Satis faction guaranteed. JACKSON BROS. J Ilione lost. lMMMMMtimniiimit PAPER rlAWUr.it HOUSE PAINTING, GRAINING, T1NTIXU, INTERIOR DECORATING With the lateseit up-to-date Eastern, Middle West and and Western style at reason able nrlcea. CaU and get ay Mtisaatt 9 tree of charge. F. E. HETFERMAN with C. W. HARLOW Four Foot Dry Slab Wood $3.50 a Cord rEZ SSL delHUTCHINS & FAUGHT BICYCLlTS For an up-to-date wheel get a Rambler, on sale at The Gun Store. Tentaand GunB for sale or for rent We carry a full line of Sporting Goods tot gun iroij. 593 OggMMg Asa. Matt! iipM'U-,1 s& tv-sa
